Is the SKL card at the brink of life and death? I'll use data and strategies to tell you whether you should take this gamble.
The crypto world is never short of stories, but the tug-of-war at $SKL , with a price of 0.041, hides a more dangerous game beneath the surface, with technical factors pressing down on two hard thresholds, while the fundamental aspect reveals ongoing selling pressure, and the number of ecological applications is surprisingly only a fraction of the leading L2. Is this a signal of a rebound from the bottom, or an alarm for further decline?
The short-term attack at $SKL encounters resistance at 0.043; if it breaks through, a light position can be taken to follow the rise to 0.047, but a drop below 0.039 may accelerate the decline to 0.035.
From a technical perspective, the willingness of new funds to enter is weak, the trading activity of large holders has decreased, and significant sell-offs can easily trigger price slides. Although Chainlink has been integrated and the mainnet upgrade completed, there are only 127 ecological applications, and the TVL ranking is low, facing strong pressure from leading L2s like Arbitrum.
Over the next year, more than 140 million tokens will be unlocked monthly, and ongoing selling pressure suppresses valuation. Short-term speculation requires strict stop-loss control, while mid-to-long-term observation is needed to see if core projects like Ruby Exchange can break through 5 million in TVL and the progress of cross-chain capabilities; currently, the cost-performance ratio is weaker than ETH and mainstream L2s, so cautious participation is advised.
Market conditions change daily, so don't let your mindset become too tense. If you always feel half a step behind or are disturbed by market noise, feel free to reach out for a chat.
